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Raspberry jam from Tomatoes.


From the Boston Transcript
A gentleman happened to be in conversation
with man who makes raspberry jam on a large
scale, and asked him where the raspberries were
raised that he made his product OF. Tbs gentle
man was In a position to warrant the confidence
Of the manufacturer and the latter told him
frankly:
"Why, we don't use any raspberries at ALL"
"Do you mean to say that you make raspberry
jam without any raspberrieS?"
Certainty"
whats the process?"
why, we boil tomatoes, and then strain the
products TO get the seeds out Tomato seeds are
quite TOO big to look like raspberry SEEDS and
besides are not shaped like them. Then we add
about an equal quantity or glucose, and mix in q
little OF prepared raspberry flavor that we buy
from the chemists, and also aquantity OF hay seed
me nay seeds look very much like spberry
than the raspberry Seeds and constitute posi-
tive merit for the jam. With little further pre-
paration our raspberry jam, made out Of tomatoes
and glucose, Is ready for the Market"
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PnosDCuTIom o. IRnu PAP1na-A prolonged
CABINET council was held In London yeSferday
The cabinet dectded 70 take immediate ADVANTAGE
sullivan, ana 70 UNDERTAKE aWholesale prooccur
ton Of papes that publish repogts q suppreosod
branches q he league.
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HIS ATTEMPTED ESCAPE FROM PRISON PREVENT
BY GAS EXPLOSION

HIS AIIkAfTED ESCAPE FROM PRISON PREVENTED
BY A GAS EXPLOSION.
telegram from Boston, November IL, says:
Jesse Pomeroy, the wel-known boy murderer, who
Is now full-grown man. made another attempt to
escape from State prison yesterday morning BY
saving through bars OF his cell with piece of
steel In some manner not explained the gas In
his cell exploded, rendering him unconscious, and
officials found him In this condition at the same
time making the discovery that the bars were cut.
POneroy had made several attempts previously to
escape, and Will now be more closely guarded than
ever. The gas explosion In his cell Is thus ex.
planned: After the attempt TO cut on the iron bars
OF his cell few weeks ago they were replaced by
steel ones OF great str myth, and he turned his at
tention 10 digging out the mortar In the stone
wall, and so lar succeeded as 10 break through a
point In the angle OF the wall opposite where the
gas-ppe passed along. He cut the gas-plpe, and
made paper tube, which could conduct the gas
up through the crevices OF the stOnewOrk until
large amount accumulated In the wall between
the stone and brick wall OF the addition to the
hospital built last year, and then fired It, which
caused an explosion and started a seam In the
stonework In the hospital, causing CONSERVATION
among the inmates Even II he had succeeded In
blowing out the walls or his prison IL would not
have ayaIled anything toward his escape.
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From the New York Graphic.
President Cleveland has appointed Frank D. Hill,
OF Minnesota 10 be United states consul at Ascun-
cion, Paraguay. This Is the fourth gentleman
who has been named to that post since the new
Administration came into power and 1t is not very
likely that the Minnesota man will stay any Ion
ger than his predecessors. The salary Is only
81, 500 year, and II will cost nearly six months
wages TO get down there Then the climate is a
terribly trying one for the average American, and
II seems TO be a good place TO give persistent
politician who Is hunting for official recognition
The present consul whom Mr. t,ilI replaces is a
Missouri man. one who was not 10 be kept down by
the dull conventionalites or the dreary old town.
Rule Letcher halls from the southwestern part
OF his State, and Is one Of the boys. When
he went 10 AScunc1On he stirred up the
place In one OF the ways that occasionally d.
versify life beyond the Mississippi. He painted
the town vermfllion- He went into the principal
resort for liquid refreshments on the main street
and INDUCED In the diversion OF firing half dozen
shots at the loOkingglasses and bottles that were
too prominently placed TO suit MS estnetic taste
His exhibition OF skill In this respect was attended
by such an unusual display OF nimbleness on the
part OF the innocent Paraguayans that Mr.
Letcher soon had that part or the town to him.
self He enjoyed himself In this Innocent Way half
q dozen times In the first two months OF his stay
there until the ungrateful governor OF the place
and the citizens generally begged our Government
10 promote Mr.. Letcher 10 a higher position where
his peculiar talents would be better appreciated
And now ne will go home to Missouri.
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DETECTIVES 10 GUARD THE CARA large num-
Der OF Russian Detectives are arriving at Berlin,
and are being sent 70 Lubbock, Hamburg, and other
cooperate with the German authorities In guard
Ing the route 70 be taken BY the car. IL IL re,
ported that the car Will delay his coming until
the police have been ordered 70 avoid obtrustve
measures OF protection.
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Hir Halliday NacArtney goes TO pek1n q coun-
sailor q the English embassy. THIS appointment
- associated with government project 70 de-
veaop commorcial relations with China
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY

VNE HAVE SEVERAL VERY VALUABLE
w larve properties for sale situated on MnSsschu-
setts ave. extended and the fashionable renle, town
road Also, number OF beautiful building souo
choice lots, and several sylendid suburban farms
r II. 0oLDsBoRoU9H co.
ol5-3m l4O5 n st
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALES.
DuScANsoS BROS, Anct,ep.er.
EREMProRY AUCTION.
AN UNSURPASSED COLLECTION
400 EASTERN CARPETS. RUGS. roRrrEREA
kILIMs AND SADDLE BAGS.
ALSO. EMBRoIpERIEs AND silks
The oonsisnors. kazanjian Co, Of Persia and 1rurs
hey. have assured that this importation raoss
select and complete shipment ever landed this
try.
The catalogue includes over 30 very large sq1sN
oarIets various oolors and patterns rsrosentins
al the rug producing districts Of the FAR East
IS AnsOra KisKilim and Jim Porteres q loauiIfal
colors IN different lengths and widths.
Many are the long and narrow Mosque snd canueIs
Hair Hall kass. some being Of very rare share.
connoisseurS seldom enjoy the opportunity Of n.
spectfns 50 many queer and exceedingly choice sl~.
liens OF Antique Russ Persian. Turkish B5khAra Da-
shestan shirysn koSsAck knrat,ash IchriE Kh.r.s-
san Mecca and Came's Hair Rugs Of every size ana
color modern and antique. numberie-s variety.
The choice Neede-work is great feature Of the sAs
Bulgarian Doyiies Turkish Tsblecoyers and Msn,sl
Lam orequins con satin and inenl Persian Piano and
BED Spreads. Elegant Tides. aud many Rare aud An
tque Embroideriss
The rich yellow Damascus silks will he the aiu,ir,-
ton Of every lady.
How interesting is the exhibition Of the old old tns.
lock pistols and guns Of the ancient world
saiss-FRIDAY. SATURDAY and MONDAY.
NOVEMBER EIGHTEENTH. NINETEENTH AND
TWENTY FIRST.
aELEvES A NJ AND 3 30 p. NJ. EACH DAY.
Grand Exhibition THURSDAY. NOVEMBER SEVEN.
TENTH
n12-.t pUNCANSON RRos aur,iouc,-s
A PILES, APPLES! APPI.Es'
N Auction sale OF a large assortment Of the finest
brands OF Northern Apples nj the BazaAr a,O IIus-
lana ave-, WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER SINgFINTIL
commencing At TWO OS'LOIk
". GRAHAM SON
S. BENsINGEIi Aucti0neer nia-.p.
DUNcANsoN BROS, Auctioneers
EACELLENr BLACK RIDING HORSE FINELY
GATED. ABouT NINE NFALS OLD. FORM-
EkLl The PROPERTY or ALLEN ARrHUR,
AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER FJP.
TENTH. at TWELVE O'CLOCK W. vii sell in
front OF our saesrooms 3h and streets north est
the above nne Riding Horse. whh Nc r4spe-tfullv
call the attention of parties in ssar,i OF ynl1isbo
hiding Horse. nIa.ot
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So Easy 10 Fool People.

From the San Francisco Chroni lie.
There is nothing more astonishing than the ease
with which deception can be practiced on the most
astute. The most wonderful things In life are the
most simple. For instance, W lshington Irving
Bishop, who claims everything he does to be a
doctors In town by simple performance based
upon scientific principle which, l suppose, those
doctors have for the moment forgotten. He did iL
upon me one evening quietly. He bandaged my
Where- tried nine times, and was wrong every
uine And yet, as Mr.. Bishop explains IL, IL is the
Simplest OF thnga II Mr. Bishop snapped them In
direct line with the tympanum OF my ear would
PROBABLY locate them exactly But he snapped
them IN 'front.' OF my nose. The air wave naturally
ahce OF the air driving Il back that, In each case
made me locate IL somewhere Behind me That IS
no. Ine mo most wonderful thing Bishop does Of
ne produces this deception y quite curfous when
you know how II Is done.
KILLED BY HER HAr-PH.-In New yors Ms
Mcpherson was purchasing some articles In Macy's
latn.street store yesterday morning. when she as
counter-stool TO the noor She WAS carrted mn
conscious 10 waiting-room, where IL was found
that her head was covered with blood Efforts 70
pan had been forced through the skull ana INTO the
brain Upon being removed 70 the New York Hos,
pltal the lady was told that she could not i've.
attractive She win leave nve children.
N Al Escars Or BREr HA.r's SOMA special
November IL, says: Frank b. Hart, the only sorss
OF Bret Hart, the novelist, was suffering fr,,m
tempted 70 svs s his mother at
which was prescribed. BY mistake she gave him
iaudanum instead The oiunder was discovered
fright DR.. A. p. Penfeld was Quickly called ana
spent twelve hours In keeping the YOUNG nran
awake before the danger was passed
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SILKS. SILKS

SILKs. SILKa
Since last fall we have almost doubled the capacity
of our already
IMMENSE SILK DEPARTMENT.
WE CARRY DOUBLE THE STOCK.
OUR VARIETY Is SOMETHING ENORMOUS
OUR FACILITIES FOR DISPLAYING THESE
GOODS PERFECT
This stock is kept room thar is famous the coun
try over for its perfect light
WE HAVE DARK ROOM FOR THE DISPLAY OF
EVENING SHADES.
Were we to the entire space of this paper we
could not enumerate all that We keep in Silk De
psrtment but in order to your presence this
week We have laid out on counters /, g aud 3 in
our Blk Department the folio wing
SPECIALS:
shades and combinations at 81; regular value 81 so
One Lot of Colored Glace surahs, At Csc; regular
value. S1.3O.
One Lot Of Evening Shades of Moires, 22 in wide,
81 so; regular value, 81
One Lot Black Fale Franchise 81 25; regular value,
sl.60
One Lot Black Satin Rhadames. 81 per yard regular
value, S1.35.
One Lot of Black Satin Duchess at sOc regular
value. S1.20.
One Lot of Black Satin Duchess at 81: regular value
eL35
One Lot of Colored Satin Rhadsmes At 81: regular
value, &l25.
One Lot Of CoIored Faille Franchise at 25; reeu.
lar valne sL50.
All OF the above goods are guaranteed pure silk
ASK to be shown "vELUTINA" We are the sole
agents for it. and handsome fabric and scarcely
listing Unstable from Silk Velvet but much cheaper
Also ask to see our "Cementina Ktd Gloves We are
the sole agents for Washington for these A better
fitting Kid Glove never made. Prices 81 AZ and
Sl6S, in all the shaded Tried on at counter and
warranted
VISIT OUR NEW DEPARTMENTS.
UPHOLSTERY.
DOLLS. DOLLS,
ALBUMS AND PoRTFOLIOs,
BISQUES AND BRoNZEs,
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
CLOCKS. CLOCKS,
FANCY PLUSH BOXES,
Remember,w are only One Price. and that pricecan.
not Be hampered with.
Our store II the largest and our variety unlimited
All goods warranted by Us.
ANY STRANGERS IN TOWN.
%. you cordially invited to take walk through
our spacious establishment without being annoyed
Misses Coat and Suit Day, Saturdaya
This Special Day set apart for Misses.
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The Land OF ErOsf.
AN AURORA VISIBLE WHILE THE MONDAY SUN Is
SHINING.

SHINING.
From the Alaska Free Press.
During the winter months the aurora on the
Yukon Is very brilliant and intensely beautiful
It commences early In the fall and lasts with more
or less briliancy Throughout the long arctic win
ter. 1t generally commences with the setting OF
the sun, although In mld-winter it has at times
been 30 bright that IL was visible at noon while
the sun was shining brightly. The rays OF light
first shoot forth with quick. Qulyerng motion,
are then gathered and form great arch OF fire
spanning the heavens. It glows for an instant
like a glrdle OF FURNISHED gold, then, unfolding
great curtains OF hght drop forth. These royal
Inantles OF bright orange, green, pink, rose, yell
low, and crimson are suspended and waved be-
tween heaven and earth as with an Invisible hand.
The rapid gyrations and scintilations OF light and
blending colOrS are intensely bew1ider1ng and
superbly beautiful
The whole phenomena OF waving wreaths
fckering fumes, rays, curtains, fringes, bands
and flashing coiors; the strange confusion OF light
and motion, now high in the heavens, then drop
ping like curtains OF gold ana silver lace sparkling
with wealth OF rubies, sapphires emeralds, and
diamond, penetrating dark gulcheS and darling
through somber green forests, lighting the whole
landscape as with a thousand electro lamps,
forms picture OF which words can convey out a
very poor Idea. This unwarmlng light, as IL
flashes along the frozen rivers, the great banks OF
snow, and reveals the huge mountains OF glisten-
Ing Ice and the black lines OF r indeed Is OF the
purest arctic caste, and causes one TO button his
coat closer over his chest and with shiver he Is
glad 10 seek light OF far less brliancy, but one
OF llfe-gfvtng warmth.
AT the breaking up OF winter the hours or sum
Shine are rapidly increasing, and continue so until
midsummer, when the sun beams forth twenty-five
hours out OF ty-iour, While on the high noun
tain peaks IL Is for period or several days June
not entirely out OF sight during the twenty -four
hours. During the months OF July and August
the weather becomes very warm and even hot, and
miners are glad 10 seek shady retreat In which to
do their Labor After this period the hours OF sun
shine gradually decrease until during the shortest
days the sun shines but four hours out OF the
twenty-fOur. But at this period the aurora Is
most intense and helps very materially in driving
darkness from the dreary land. The thermometer
goes down 70 seven degrees IN the winter, but the
atmosphere Is very dry, and consequently the
cold Is not so perceptibe as one would Imagine.
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LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY,
Single Number. Class a."
Drawn at New Orleans, Louisiana. on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8. 1887.
FULL PRIZES.
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Orr1c1AI DRAwrSa

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Single Nun
Drawn at New {
TUESDAY, NJ
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APPROPRIATION PRIxEA
100 numbers frsQ n t301 70 IL l01 inclusive bslps
g ss E:. Sc :ss z 20 .'ns.s d's =
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SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY FOR INvEsTMENT-
STown lots and valuable lands rapidly increasing In
value. for sale at bottom prices. only s2 and $3.50
per month
few dollars invested now will assuredy be worth
in three four years from ten 10 twenty times tbs
amount paid
Over 800 lots sold in the past 30 days
Title Ierfect: maps and fun information furnished
Twenty-Five years experience ia the General Land
Office. SMITH sIBBALD,
o21-1m-th. stus 6aB Ct "A. "
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Aco<NECT1crT syMPATHizER-
Seigfreid Seller, business man OF Bridgeport
Conn.,, and a recognized leader OF socialism, closed
his store this noon, and posted the following no
tlce, bordered with black, on the front door:
Closed In honor OF the noble martyrs OF free
and pulpit" Portraits OF the condemned men
drape1 "a black were SHOWN In the front window
UNITED STATES consul THREATENED
special guard OF police has been stationed al
the United states consulate at Milan, owing to
threats made by anarchists who have posted
placarcS and distributed handbills vowing ven
geanceh the dsath sentences against the Chicago
anarchists are carried out.
THE NEW YORK STORY DESTROYED.
Clement L seheUtze. VINO is accused by Frank
MsrkOn Of being the thrower OF the fatal Haymar-
ket bomb al Chicago. Is a cabinetmaker and lives
AZ No. 1855 ID avenue, New York Markon, upon
whose afidlslI an attempt was made 10 get q stay
Of sentence CT the condemned anarchists Is serv-
Ing IoQr-yssrs term OF sing sing for setting nre
20 New York tenement house. Scheutze was the
principal witness against him, and Markonis mo-
i've n making the AFFIDAVIT is doubtless revenge
Seheutze Was interviewed by a reporter yester-
day. his ioreman, r. flngst, was q foreman In
Haymarset riot, and say thai scheutze was work.
Ing under HIM tnen and was In Pullman on the
nsght Of the uagedy. scneutze tells a straight
story, showing thai ne has been a constant worker
n his trade. HIS acquaintance with Markor Was
achance On- BOTH ping In the same tenement.
he says he aad refused 70 20 into some doubtful
shslss Win AArHon, and thus incurred bis en-
nifty
NDfsSkrroS MEETING IN BALTIMORE
The International Workingmen's Association
and the Soc1alistic Labor Party held an tndtoua
ton meeting IN Baltimore last night. speeches
were made by Prof Garside OF England. Lanes
Burns, otto Dorm and Henry Neeoe and a resoIu-
Ton was passed denoancing The brutal murder Of
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aiterward another order for $50 was
presented by the same youth and %
promptly paid. Az is the usual Gus.
tom, q statement was sent to the
widow .. Oollierville on the lst inst,
and she Immediately wrote back that
there was an error Of $500 In her &C
count. She was requested to come 10
Memphis and examine the books, and
was greatly surprised In finding orders
from her for the $500. which had been
paid her son. 1t developed that he
had written q letter recommending
himself for q position, " hich his moth
or had signed. The body Of the letter
was written with q pencil, but the
signature Of bis mother Was In ink.
Tue Dung man then erased the pencil
wyitirg, and made out an order for
$3.50, which bore the Signature Of bis
mother. The other $50 was obtained
under slmilsr circumstances. Capt.
O'Hsver was called 10, and soon esoer-
tanned that the giddy youth from the
c. uutry had bcen playing 1t strong
with one OF the frail sex. He bad pur.
chased q set Of furniture for her and
SGT her up In housekeeping. The
mother refuses TO prosecute her of.
spripg, and the only settlement &C.
complltbsd was TO take the iurniture
away from the woman.
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

The city public schools open one
week from next Thursdsy.
--"Guenn, by Howard .suthor "0ns
Summer" In cheap form, at Mans.
lords.
The following were licensed 10
marry yesterday: Joe Jones to Elem
Hardin.
Tho Brunswick murderers, Cof.
man, Mcmahon, Walker and Webber,
we're indicted by the grand Jury yes
terdsy.
In the Circuit Oourt, Yesterday,
Louis o liver and Samuel Evans filed
suits for divorce against their respect
I've better halls.
There will be services at the
church OF the Good She pheId tonight,
the Rev. !. Burford, rector Of Calvin
Church, tficisting.
Main street, the business habita.
ton OF Gen. Peter Tracy. wears an air
OF sadness since he moved 10 his new
quarters, No. 34l Second street.
The Ere shortly after 7 O'Clock
Yesterday morning was at tho resi-
dencs oil Mr.. w. W. Shouse. No. l47
Adams street Damage triAtrg.
William FITZGERALD, late Of Chi
cago, but now Of the Adam staff, thii
city, delivered On interesting lecture
on "Irish Affairs" at the knights oil
Innisfail Hail last night.
An error In the ATRIAL yesterday
made Il appear that Bob Losgue bad
been tried for breach Of the peace on
Front street fsw nights since. II
should have been Pat, and tbs correc
lion Ia cheeifuly made,
The Michigan Oder aud Vinegar
Company, No. i76 Front street, will
be- closed today, on account OF th,
death OF the vile Of Mr.. J Y. Ruser
member OF the finn, who died q
Raleigh, Tenn, yesterday.
Every woman la Memphis inter
es,ed In the cause of prohibition Ia
earnestly n qseeted 10 NEE. at White
Ribbon Hall today at 4 O'Clock. The
W. u 4. Uoion will meet promptly at
. O'Clock Tor the transaction OF i'm
portant business.
The Rev. W. Dare, Of the Luther.
an church, has called down upon bis
head the wrath OF the Knights OF
Pythlassby his refusal to ofiicia,e at
the funeral OF Mr.. Wishsrt unless the
Heights would refrain from their Gus.
tomary ceremonies. They did not 70.
irain.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

MEMPHIS Steam Laundry, 224 I'd ST.
NKw supply. Of The Duchess, the
new novel, at MarsfoTd'e.
" You want all pine lumber call on
Bhnkley Lumber Company, ia JEFF
ferson street.
500 cords OF wood given away by
persons hauling u, st Woodruff Lum-
Der Company's mills. G,....
MRs. W. II. HoRToS's SCHOOL, on
McLsmore avenue, will open on Sep
TENDER 8 h. For psrticulsrsapply to
the principal on premises. Telephone
8l5.
STANLEY q Anderson, funeral dir
ectors and embslmers, IS Madison
street, are fully prepared TO furnish
chairs at residences, when ordered, Tor
the accommodation OF friends,
FRS An Ats stopped free BY DR..
Kline's Great Nerve Restorer. No q {
after frat days use. Marvellous cures
Treatise and 81 TRIAL bottle FREQ to III
casts. Send to DR.. Kline, 93l Arch
street, Philadelphia, Pa. - d. .
DoN'T buy Steam Ergines, Gins
Feeders, Condensers, Cotton Presses,
Cotton Elevator FanB, and other Ma
chlnery, before seeing Woods &Woods
332 Second street They keep these
goods Ia stock, and can ship or short
notice.
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Den,i Laugh at N.r,ou. People

Their tu1srinEs arc very resi-. although
you. with your vigorous physique and s,roI G
nerves, can scarcely believe II. Rather rug
gest the use OF Hostetters Stomach Bltters.
which, 10 removinFevery trace Of dyspepsia,
and regulating the liver and bowels. strikes
At and oxterps,o, the most prolific cause Of
chronic nervous trouble. That terye-shat-
teripg di,ease, fever and hgue, 10 among the
which thi. genial remedy IL spo islly
ad pied. Nervous prostrAtion. rosult ng
from prolonged mental or physical effort, 10
also a state OF tho system where to inter-
ventiop Of this tonic IL very desirable. more
tho tention Of over-wrou,h t nerves. The
Bittsrs are Invaluable IN rheumatism, nsu
ralgia and kidney troubles. Employ no sub
stituta for IL. -. 49,